Holding Hearts Network

Purpose: GSACPC staff receive emotional support through a network of peers by petitioning for positive thought and/or prayer for an urgent circumstance, burden, or crisis. Situations such as personal or family illness, trauma or another difficult situation. Staff may choose to name their loved one or remain anonymous. Why are we offering this network? Prayer transcends religions, denominations, sects and belief systems of all kinds. It is used in a multitude of ways: to seek comfort, make a request, ask for guidance, heal and restore, express sorrow, celebrate joy, give thanks. Praying as a group also fulfills another of our basic human needs: to connect, both with a power greater than ourselves, and with one another. Please complete the information below to add someone to the Holding Hearts Network.

Name of person submitting (or Anonymous)*

Date*

Email (optional)

How can we support?

Please let us know how we can support. For some it may be positive thoughts and prayers, while others may have additional needs. Some of those additional needs may include financial challenges, a need for food delivery, or simply a phone call. If so, a member of the Holding Hearts may refer your petition to an additional branch of the GS Caring Circle of Love for support.

Would you like a card sent to your loved one?

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If yes, please share their address

The mailing address should include: Street Address or P.O. Box number, City, State, and Zip Code

I would like to talk with someone

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If yes, please share your phone number

Please be sure to include the area code

Thank you!

We appreciate your trust. Once submitted, you or your loved one(s) will be added to the Holding Hearts Network. For those who do not wish to remain anonymous, a member of the Holding Hearts Network may touch base with you, just to check-in and see how the situation has evolved and/or changed, and if you need any additional support.

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